reconstruction specialists
MEERTENS
Meertens has a long and proud association with its clients throughout South Australia and the Northern Territory and has many friends throughout the Nation. Having commenced operations in 2004, stewardship of Meertens passed from Austin Taylor to James McPherson in July 2021.
James McPherson, the firm’s Managing Director, is a senior, highly skilled, and experienced insolvency practitioner, whose stewardship underscores Meertens’s reputation for its exceptional wealth of reliable knowledge, understanding and expertise in managing insolvency administrations.
Today, Meertens continues to maintain offices in Adelaide and Darwin, providing specialist expert services in the areas of strategy and business improvement, solvency management, formal insolvency administrations and restructuring and turnaround advice for a range of parties including:
corporations registered under the CATSI Act and Corporations Act 2001, public companies, not-for-profits and charities, incorporated associations and cooperatives.
OUR ETHOS
The prospect of a business facing the threat of ceasing as a going concern has widespread ramifications. The transition of a business through periods of financial uncertainty and distress, whether it involves either re-organisation or progressing into external administration, may involve a number of complex components.
Meertens has the expertise to guide business owners and directors through such challenging times; its steadying hand and strong relationships with professionals in other industries, whom it can turn to for confidential expert advice as and when required, provides reassurance to the stakeholders of a business during any transition period.
Meertens engages with any prospective matter in a respectful and careful manner and treats any information passed to it in utmost confidence.
In addition to seeking optimal solutions that present the best and highest outcome for all stakeholders concerned, Meertens’s foremost priority in formal appointments is to engage proactively with creditors and employees by way of timely and responsive communications.
